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  1. 05-14-2025, 07:25 PM #1
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    Early 911 engine removal tool

    Early 911 engine removal tool $100.00 plus shipping.
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  2. 05-15-2025, 01:20 AM #2
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    Bargain. I have two already or would buy it
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  3. 05-15-2025, 03:28 AM #3
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  4. 05-15-2025, 05:59 AM #4
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    Second if Rick doesn’t want it
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    i have never seen one of these - i would also be interested
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    Quote Originally Posted by myflat6 View Post
    i have never seen one of these - i would also be interested
    For reference: From my 1965 factory special tools catalogue.
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    There were variations in the design of these plates over the years with different shape main surface and the support plate becoming a T presumably work better as 911 930 engines evolved.
    Known also as 9111 9111/2 9111/3 with these part numbers
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    Also seen some repros and even some home made.

    One of mine is a well used example that came from workshop of a late much missed friend who started his eponymous independent Porsche specialist business in 1974. If tools could talk … id think a high proportion of air-cooled 911 motors in UK will have at one time or another sat upon that one
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  7. 05-15-2025, 06:23 PM #7
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    The engine removal tool has been sold to Rick Cabell.
    2nd in line is dpiii (Bert) who PMed me at 5:06 am
    3rd in line is Simon jjb who posted at 6:59 am
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  8. 05-16-2025, 09:23 AM #8
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    Anyone care to share the dimensions for this tool? Looks like it wouldn't be too hard to make ... or maybe someone knows of an aftermarket one?
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  9. 05-19-2025, 07:07 PM #9
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    Quote Originally Posted by StephenAcworth View Post
    Anyone care to share the dimensions for this tool? Looks like it wouldn't be too hard to make ... or maybe someone knows of an aftermarket one?
    I was thinking the same about measurements. I've been wondering what was the predecessor of the 9111. Seems like I saw this ad a week too late.
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